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Old 06-04-2010, 10:22 AM  
Serge Litehead
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Originally Posted by Mutt View Post
i don't know what you mean. there's a <DIV> absolutely postioned on top of the <DIV> that has the a href in it.
CSS allows to transform almost any tag to any other tag.. for instance you can make A act like P

in your case, instead of that absolute DIV there can be an absolute A with same css properties of that DIV
OR
that absolute DIV to have A tag inside of it with 98-100% for width and height of that DIV

both cases may ruin current css hierarchy tho if css rules are addressed in hierarchical way and not adjusted to current change.
example of hierarchical rule:
div.internal div.absolute {...}


edit: i maybe off a bit, haven't toyed with css/html long time, principally it's correct.
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